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Nov 1, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
Construction of approx 500 LF of ADA compliant sidewalks, two sets of steps and a handicap ramp.
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161078
Population
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90,685
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35 / 100
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This License and Services Agreement outlines the provision of Tyler Technologies' software and services to the City of Springdale, AR. Effective December 12, 2019, the agreement covers public safety software (Computer-Aided Dispatch, Mobile, Records Management System) and human capital management software (ExecuTime Time & Attendance). It details perpetual software licenses, professional services, maintenance and support terms, third-party product provisions, and invoicing based on two distinct investment summaries (quotes 2018-25971-13 and 2019-88337-3). The procurement is conducted under a Sourcewell contract, and most services are subject to annual renewal.
This CentralSquare Solutions Agreement, effective March 11, 2024, is between CentralSquare Technologies, LLC and the City of Springdale, AR. The agreement facilitates the City of Springdale's upgrade to the cloud version of NaviLine Software, replacing prior agreements. It has an initial five-year term with automatic one-year renewals. The contract details licensing for various NaviLine software products, professional services, and hardware. Exhibit 1 provides a 'Quote Total' of $145,608.90 USD for the initial quoted items, along with first-year recurring fees for maintenance and subscriptions. The agreement also includes extensive terms and conditions covering maintenance, support, access management, insurance, and service level commitments, with provisions for annual fee increases.
This contract is a Statement of Work (SOW) between CivicPlus and Springdale, Arkansas, detailing the provision of online code hosting and full-service supplementation services. The agreement's effective date is September 1, 2023, for an initial term of one year, with provisions for automatic annual renewals subject to a 5% increase. The document outlines specific annual recurring costs for initial and ongoing service terms and incorporates an Addendum containing comprehensive terms and conditions related to service scope, limitations, payment, termination, and liability.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Springdale
The Planning Commission meeting addressed multiple subdivision and development proposals, including the Stage Coach subdivision and Turner Street subdivision. Key discussions involved drainage management strategies, road connection requirements, waiver requests for street alignment, and the potential impact of cross-access requirements between a proposed Racetrack development and an adjacent McDonald's property. The commission deliberated on staff comments, variance requests, and the necessity of ensuring proper infrastructure and safety measures for these developments.
The City Council meeting included a quarterly economic development report from the Springdale Chamber of Commerce covering new job statistics, unemployment rates, and construction progress at local sites. The council approved an ordinance for the demolition of a dangerous residential structure. Planning items were addressed, including rezoning and replatting requests for properties on Albright Road and North 48th Street, a zoning change to allow residential options at the Jones Center, and a street improvement waiver request for RASAEE Investments LLC. Discussions also touched upon the future traffic impacts and potential needs for improvements to 48th Street.
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The City of Springdale's Future Land Use Plan Update serves as an official guide for future development, providing a long-range roadmap for land use and community growth. Adopted in 2026, this plan outlines strategies across various land use categories including residential, mixed-use, commercial, corridors, special districts, and industrial and technology zones. It aims to support thoughtful, coordinated growth by making informed decisions on development, infrastructure, and public investment, while fostering economic vitality, ensuring diverse housing options, improving mobility, and promoting compatibility with existing neighborhoods.
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